Tag: StreetLightsOnASaturdayNight

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: The Importance Of Now

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: The Importance Of Now

    Hi welcome to Chic-fil-A. Can I have a name for the order? The sun is setting here in Arlington, TX. A sunny but chilly day has melted away most of the ice and snow from our biggest winter event of the season. That’s just another weekday for northerners. Our landscape has lost the bright white…

  • All My Empty Spaces Part 3: Peace

    All My Empty Spaces Part 3: Peace

    Personal peace. It was just after midnight when Ricardo brought the snacks consisting graham crackers, peanut butter, diet shasta, and a plastic sealed turkey and cheese on white (made by Goodyear). It was remarkably delicious, given it was the first thing I had to eat since breakfast; which comprised of powedered eggs, 1 slice of…

  • All My Empty Spaces Part 1: Faith

    All My Empty Spaces Part 1: Faith

    I have a messy mind and my writing is a process of cleaning up the mess.-Judy Blume I know I have used that quote before but I love it. And, it truly describes my own mind and process. Actually thinking of putting it in everything I write. When I was twelve or possibly thirteen, I…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Finding Joy

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Finding Joy

    Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, being normal is my greatest lust. Reality bites but you know what you get. It is the dream and hope where I place my bet. Finding joy is a diificult task when you don’t know where to look.But the truth and solution to this enigma, is realizing that you…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Phoenix

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Phoenix

    From his Daily Meditation, April 4, 2021, Easter Sunday… Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which allows faithful Christians to trust that, indeed, all will be well. I like to think of the resurrection as God’s way of telling us that God can take the worst thing in the world—the killing of the…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Oscar

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Oscar

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Rerun from 2019. The Uber Machine is still garaged due to Covid19. #Peopleprofiles Oscar When Oscar was 11 years old, he suffered a traumatic accident. Oscar was leaning on a shotgun when it suddenly went off, destroying his left arm below the elbow. He lost his left hand and part…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: A Tale Of Two Felons

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: A Tale Of Two Felons

    A Tale of Two Felons Tom A few years ago, my next-door neighbor, Mark, decided to buy another house and rent the one by us. After a few months of living next to an empty house, Mark finally found a renter, Tom. From day one, Tom was a great neighbor and we became friends. We…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Holly From Green Mountain

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Holly From Green Mountain

    Next Saturday, August 22 will be one year to the day since I met a woman who changed my outlook on life. Her name was Holly, from Colorado. Her name came up earlier today in a conversation with my mother-in-law about some of the most interesting stories from my experiences driving Uber/Lyft. Driving over the…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: The Color Of Kindness

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: The Color Of Kindness

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: The Color Of Kindness Kindness comes in all colors. Shouldn’t freedom, equality, and opportunity come in all colors too? It has been some time, March 17th actually, since I have given any Uber/Lyft rides. I miss meeting people in those rides and hearing their unique life journeys. That experience always…

  • StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Heart of Gold

    StreetLights On A Saturday Night: Heart of Gold

    June 14, 2020 The sun came up today, as it did yesterday and will again tomorrow. We have faith in that. It is a reliable constant that has never failed us. It’s Sunday in DFW. It is getting hot. As I sit here in my car, I notice the life around me. Lots of cars…